Rajiv Gandhi South Campus Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers and professors here are super helpful and nice. They really pay attention to us and explain things well. The subjects we learn are really practical and prepare us for the industry. The exams are fair because they only cover what the teachers taught us. It's pretty easy to pass the exams, most students do.

Placement: The placements are based on how well students do in all their subjects. Salaries range from $30,000 to $60,000. Hospitals that need skilled lab techs usually hire from our college. Everyone gets internships100% of students get to intern at different hospitals. As lab techs, we help patients by collecting blood samples, running tests, making reports, and passing them on to doctors for treatment.

Campus: The college building is really well-built. The labs have all the equipment we need, and they work properly. The classrooms are nice and airy, with comfy chairs and tables. We have Wi-Fi in the classrooms, and the library is free to use. The hostel is clean and has everything we need like cupboards, tables, and chairs. The washrooms are clean, and the food in the mess is tasty and clean. There's a canteen in the hostel too. The hostel fees are low so everyone can stay there. We also have a health care center on campus that's free to use. And there are lots of sports and games to join in on!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful, qualified, and know their stuff. I started getting interested in the subjects after attending classes. We have tests every week and assignments to improve our skills. They make sure to connect everything to real-life situations, like industrial visits. Plus, the best part is that everyone passes the course with flying colors!

Placement: The course is great for improving your skills and landing jobs easily after graduation. The pay ranges from 15K to 30K. The placement for this course isn't the best, but students do get the chance to do industrial training at places like Oberoi and JW Marriott.

Campus: The hostel here is top-notch compared to other hostels in India. The food in the mess is great, and the fees are really affordable. They have Wi-Fi, a library, sports facilities, a canteen, and even medical services all day long. Plus, they have smart classes, which is pretty cool.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and teach well. The course content is okay, but it doesn't fully prepare you for the industry. You might have to study more to be ready for the industry. It's tough to pass the exams, and even if you answer right, you might not get high marks.

Placement: After finishing our course, there aren't any job placements available. Most students who finished from here decided to pursue further studies. A few managed to find jobs, but they had to search for them independently. Unfortunately, our college doesn't play a role in job placements.

Campus: The college infrastructure needs improvement. They don't have good facilities and the Wi-Fi is missing. The rooms in the hostel are cramped, with two or three people sharing. The food in the mess is not good and lacks hygiene. The washrooms are also not maintained well. Overall, the hostel rooms are very small.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know a lot. They really make sure we're ready for the industry with the course work. The semester exams are not too hard, and you just need a 40% to pass.

Placement: Most students in this course got jobs, which is awesome. The pay is good too. Big companies like Delhi Metro and food factories hire students from here. Lots of students also get internships. They offer cool jobs like manager, environmentalist, and scientist.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi, which is great. The labs are fully equipped and we have digital classrooms. The food in the mess is good too. We also have a health center and an ambulance on campus. Plus, there's a stadium where we play sports like badminton, football, and basketball. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and know their stuff. They're always there to help with any problems students have, whether it's about classes, sports, events, or just needing some advice. The classes are scheduled well and they always give good explanations and notes.

Placement: Only about 10-15% of students get placed based on their grades. Everyone gets to do an internship at various medical places like Trauma Centre BHU and Pathkind Labs. The college helps us find these internships. We learn a ton of stuff related to our courses during these internships.

Campus: The course infrastructure here is top-notch and well taken care of. They use PowerPoint for classes, which is cool. The teachers are great, and the atmosphere is really nice. The hostel is pretty solid, with good services like electricity, cleanliness, and tasty food. I'd give it a 9 out of 10.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff, but some are a bit old-fashioned in their teaching style. Don't worry, though  they're still good. Exams come around every 6 months, and almost everyone passes with flying colors. Being here just puts a smile on your face.

Placement: Around 36% of students get placed in college, with packages ranging from 2 to 4 lakhs. We all have to do an internship as part of our course, and everyone has to do it. Some students intern at CA firms, while others go to companies like Tata. It's a great opportunity to gain experience.

Campus: The campus has fast Wi-Fi everywhere, and the library is nice and cool. They have medical facilities and even ambulance service. Plus, there are lots of games to play like badminton and volleyball. The canteen and mess are good for the price too.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and cover everything you need to know for the course. They're good at teaching too. Each subject has its own teacher, and they're all friendly. Some teachers also double as hostel wardens, so they can help with any hostel issues.

Placement: A lot of students find jobs after graduating here. If you're looking for a college with good placement opportunities, this might not be the best choice. You'll need to do internships every year: a 45-day one in the first year, at least 2 months in the second year, and a 6-month one in the third year.

Campus: The Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and library are all in great shape. It's a nice place to study and get ready for exams. They have sports events and decent medical services. The canteen food is tasty and you can eat as much as you want. The Wi-Fi gives you 4GB every day and it's super fast. Overall, it's a good college to be in.

Admission: The curriculum and teachers at this college are top-notch. The teachers really know their stuff and have a lot of experience. We have to attend 75% of classes, which are held every day. Exams are tough, but fair  no chance to cheat. Overall, I'd give it 5 stars.

Placement: Most students get placed every year, but not everyone. The highest salary is around 4 to 5 LPA, and there's no set minimum requirement. Companies like SBI Life Insurance, IDBI Bank, and DHL hire from here. We have to find our own internships; the college doesn't help with that.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure that's still growing. It's got Wi-Fi everywhere and security from the BHU Proctor Office. Classrooms are decent but could use some improvements. The library is there but doesn't have all the books you need. On the bright side, there's a cyber library with AC. Most students live in the hostels, which have separate ones for boys and girls. The food in the mess is pretty good compared to other government colleges.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and have Ph.D.s. They know a lot and teach in a cool way, not boring like usual. The exams aren't too hard, just about right. You need at least 40% to pass. If you get 6 marks in class tests and 34 in exams, you'll do fine.

Placement: This year, around 7-8 students got placed out of 45. The average package for B.Com (Hons) FMM is around 3-4 LPA. All of us get an internship in our third year. After graduating, you could land a job as a Financial Manager or Accountant, but some might even become Chief Financial Officers in the future.

Campus: The hostel is awesome, like staying in a hotel room! It has a mess, water coolers, geysers, and more. There are other cool things on campus like a canteen and health center. The food in the mess is good, but I'd recommend the canteen instead.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach well and the curriculum is okay, but it doesn't fully prepare you for the real world. The internship in the 5th semester is a great chance to learn practical skills.

Placement: For my course, no companies come to offer placements at this college. We have to find our own internship during the 5th semester. Unlike other colleges, companies don't come here to pick us for internships. Once we secure an internship, we need to inform the college so they can provide a letter to the company. It's up to us to land an internship and keep the college in the loop.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is missing in the hostel, library, and lecture halls where we have classes. The food in the mess is tasty. The rooms are painted with white cement, but the cupboards in the rooms are not great. They put three students in one room but only give stuff for two people (like two tables, two chairs, two beds, and two cupboards).